I didn't think to take my regular camera, so these pics aren't a very good quality as were taken by the mobile phone. I hope they are good enough to make an identification.
The bigger of the two looked in fairly good condition, although both had tatty tails. The smaller I felt a bit sorry for because he seemed very unhappy to be in the same tank as the other, bigger Abei. They just came in last night and it seemed that he'd not settled yet either. It will be interesting to see if he's still alive this weekend, as we are going back to borrow a book the manager is loaning me.
Anyway, without delay, here's the puffers in question -- this is the smaller of the two. This is the bigger one. In these pictures they look more like Abei colours, but in person they were lighter, almost greenish, but definitely reddish spots. I thought they looked a bit longer in the body than the Abei's I've had, but it's hard to tell sometimes at the LFS because the puffer is stressed, so it's not it's normal colours. I think they are probably Abei, but I wanted to be sure, if that's possible from the poor quality of those photos.
